The Works of Dr. Benjamin Franklin: Consisting of Essays, Humorous, Moral, and Literary, with His Life |
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In war we have produced a Washington , whose memory will be adored while
liberty shall have votaries ; whose name will triumph over time , and will in future
ages assume its just station among the most celebrated wortlies of the world ,
when ...
In war we have produced a Washington , whose memory will be adored while
liberty shall have votaries ; whose name will triumph over time , and will in future
ages assume its just station among the most celebrated wortlies of the world ,
when ...
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The author addresses himself to the governors for the time being , speaks for
liberty of conscience , and in favor of the anabaptists , quakers , and other
sectaries , who had suffered persecution . To this persecu . tion he attributes the
wars with ...
The author addresses himself to the governors for the time being , speaks for
liberty of conscience , and in favor of the anabaptists , quakers , and other
sectaries , who had suffered persecution . To this persecu . tion he attributes the
wars with ...
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At length , a new difference arising between my brother and me , I ventured to
take advantage of my liberty , presuming that he would not dare to produce the
new contract . It was undoubtedly dishonorable to avail myself of this
circumstance ...
At length , a new difference arising between my brother and me , I ventured to
take advantage of my liberty , presuming that he would not dare to produce the
new contract . It was undoubtedly dishonorable to avail myself of this
circumstance ...
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It was entitled a “ Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity , Pleasure and Pain . ” I
dedicated it to my friend Ralph , and printed a smail number of copies . Palmer
upon this treated me with more consideration , and regarded me as a young man
of ...
It was entitled a “ Dissertation on Liberty and Necessity , Pleasure and Pain . ” I
dedicated it to my friend Ralph , and printed a smail number of copies . Palmer
upon this treated me with more consideration , and regarded me as a young man
of ...
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... they had done already , and were still disposed to do , if they liad the power ;
but , in the end , should they fail in their engagement , and our partner . ship be
dissolved , I should then think myself at liberty to accept the kindness of my
friends .
... they had done already , and were still disposed to do , if they liad the power ;
but , in the end , should they fail in their engagement , and our partner . ship be
dissolved , I should then think myself at liberty to accept the kindness of my
friends .
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